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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 27, 30 September 1915, Page 8

AUCTION SALkS. 11HE NEW ZEAI/A-S D EUAN AND MERC-AN I'ii.E AUENCi OO.’fa LIST OF SALES FOR OCTOBER— Friday I—Waverley. ) Thursday, OUth September, Friday Ist and Saturday 2nd October. —Spring Horse Fair, Tattersails, Hawera. Monday I—Kakaramea, Tuesday s—Stratford. Tuesday s—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday (s—-Eitliam. Thursday 7—Hawera. Thursday 7—Kohuratahi. Friday B—Palmer Hoad. Friday B.—Clearing Sale on account of David Blackstock, Waingougoro Hoad, Cardiff. Monday 11—Opunake. | Tuesday 12 —Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 12—Manaia. Friday 15—To Wera. Friday 15—Waverley. Monday 18—Stratford Bull Fair. Monday 18—Kakaramea. Tuesday 19—Stratford. ’ Tuesday 19—Stratford Springing I Heifer Sale. Tuesday 19—Stratford Wool, Skin, and Hide Sale. •Tuesday 19—Kakaramea Empty Heifer and Bull Fair. Wednesday 20—Eltham. Thursday 21—Hawera. Friday 22—Palmer Hoad. Monday 25—Opunake. Tuesday 26—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 26—Manaia. Friday 29—Waverley. STRATFORD BULL FAIR. FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 1915. NEWTON KING will hold his annual FAHI in the Stratford Yards on the above date. I EARLY ENTRIES SOLICITED.

KOHURATAHI SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1915. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell by public auction aa above. 70 store cows Go 2-year empty heifers 125 yearling steers 50 2-year steers 50 yearling heifers 20 2-year Holstein heifers 15 2-year Shorthorn heifers Sole at 1 o’clock. AT THE HAYMARKE7. SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1915. NEWTON KING will sell by Public Auction at the JELaymarket, aa above—--50 weaners 40 stores 2 sows 1 pedigree boar 1 sow, close to farrowing 2 purebred Angora goats 100 fom.l'nrr pOStg And sundries. Sale at 12 o’clock. NORTH AUCKLAND. About 300 ACRES, of which 260 acres has been or is now under the plough; practically ail flat and bounded on two sides by a river. There is about 60 acres now in autumn oats, showing good prospects. The place is subdivided into several paddocks, and the fences and gates are all good. Good modern new house of 7 rooms, and all conveniences, including hot and cold water service and situated in a most charming position, commanding a view of the Bay of Islands Harbor, 2 miles away, where there is lovely fishing and boating to he obtained. Good big orchard and two plantations, providing plenty of fencing and firewood timber. The owner is offering the above improved half of his farm, as he finds the whole property too big for him, and he can then improve the other portion more fully. Now running sheep and cattle, and sheep do remarkably well. This should suit a man who wants to semi retire. School within one mile of property. Prise only £l2 per acre, and good terms given. Further particulars apply L. JEFFEEIB, Kirikiri, Bay of Islands. Keeping Bees "Would Pay You.— It’s paying many people throughout the Dominion and it’s going to pay (better still. The price of honey this season advanced 26 per cent. You need not begin on a big scale, just get a few “Alliance” Hives and develop yonr apiary as you gain experience. We are Agents for the famous “Alliance” Beehives and Supplies, and will be glad to give any information yon desire. Please write or call and see us.—McMillan and Fredrie. x '